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The changes in style and mood from song to song are so quick that at times "Rhyme, Women and Song" suggests a sequence of lightning-fast blackout sketches.

Our prediction method suggests a sequence and hydrophobicity-dependent recognition affected by conformational flexibility, disorder, or sub-window volume difference.

Although this study shows that no fixed combination of tests can be used to classify CV, the classification tree suggests a sequence of tests to be followed in the diagnostic approach to the disease.

Together with the demonstration of an intrinsic program to establish a basic pattern of myelination, it suggests a sequence analogous to synaptogenesis in the CNS, in which a hard-wired pattern established during development is adapted by experience-dependent activity.

Although N-terminal mutations can induce a prion state in HET-S (Coustou et al., 1999), our predictions suggests a sequence bias in HET-s permitting a more energetically favorable path for amyloid formation.

Current evidence suggests a sequence of treatments consisting of initial diathermy vaporisation followed by either holmium laser enucleation or transurethral resection, repeated if necessary on failure or relapse, are cost effective strategies for surgical treatment of symptoms presumed to be caused by benign enlargement of the prostate.

To account for this, a simple model suggests a sequence-specific repressor might inactivate some rDNA cistrons, and a boundary element may maintain separation of active and inactive regions [1], [4].

He mapped across all the topic areas we still haven't covered suggesting a sequence for the lessons, leaving time for consolidation, tests and revision.

Mr. Rudofsky suggested a sequence of "rooms" using paths, free-standing walls, fences and landscaping to create what he called an interplay of wall surfaces, sunlight and vegetation.

In summary, these results suggest a sequence of events, all triggered by chaperone deficiency and proteostasis failure in each compartment (Fig. 6b).

But what is remarkable is the way he manages to suggest a sequence of receding flats – scenery behind scenery, as it were – and yet unite them in a single vista.